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KENYA: Intention of the country to ban cashless payments for everyday consumer transactions as part of a new amendment to the CENTRAL BANK Bill 2025

Submitted by c.kossa on Thu, 15/05/2025 - 10:44

Intention of the country to ban cashless payments for everyday consumer transactions as part of a new amendment to the CENTRAL BANK Bill 2025, according to the business press

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